Statements (58)
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Character
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gptkb:Strange_Case_of_Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde
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gptkb:Robert_Louis_Stevenson
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| gptkbp:exhibits |
Duality of human nature
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| gptkbp:hasFilm |
Dr._Jekyll's_reputation
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Edward Hyde
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Cultural icon
Fictional character Villain Cautionary tale Symbol of repression Cultural reference Character study Cautionary figure Icon of horror literature Representation of the id Fictional antagonist Character in horror fiction Representation of societal fears Metaphor for evil Symbol of the dark side Literary_figure Literary_archetype Classic_villain |
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Violence
The struggle between good and evil The Victorian era The concept of the double |
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Lack of morality
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| gptkbp:isConsidered |
gptkb:Dr._Jekyll
A classic example of duality |
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Evil
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| gptkbp:isExploredIn |
Film theory
Moral philosophy Modern adaptations Psychological analysis Thematic studies Adaptations in popular culture |
| gptkbp:isFeaturedIn |
Film adaptations
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| gptkbp:isKnownFor |
Transformation_from_Dr._Jekyll
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| gptkbp:isLinkedTo |
The theme of duality
Addiction themes |
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A monstrous figure
A monster Other literary villains |
| gptkbp:isOftenUsedIn |
Literary criticism
Literary studies Psychological horror Graphic novels Discussions of morality Discussions of identity |
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A tragic figure
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| gptkbp:isPortrayedBy |
Various adaptations
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Themes of identity
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| gptkbp:isRepresentedIn |
Theatre adaptations
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Inner conflict
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| gptkbp:isTargetedAt |
gptkb:Dr._Jekyll
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Repressed desires
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